We’ll start the day with the serene beauty of Bronte Beach, located in the Eastern Suburbs. It is home to the world’s oldest surf club and has a stunning view of the beach and Bronte Baths – a natural swimming pool.

The most famous beach in Sydney, Bondi, is the perfect spot for a walk while you enjoy the vibrant beachside culture; on our tour, we’ll take a walk and take a moment to savour a delicious Australian coffee while enjoying the beautiful scenery.

Watsons Bay offers panoramic views of the Sydney skyline and the entrance to Sydney Harbour, the perfect spot for capturing stunning photos and absorbing the natural beauty.

We’ll get the perfect view over the dramatic cliffs at The Gap, a natural wonder where the Tasman Sea meets the shores of Sydney.

We’ll stroll through the lovely streets of Paddington, a trendy suburb – named after its London namesake- and known for its Victorian terraces, boutique shops, and vibrant atmosphere.

We’ll enjoy a scenic walk to Mrs Macquarie’s Chair, a historic sandstone rock formation with stunning views of the iconic Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge.

A visit to the Sydney Fish Market is a must. Here, we can organise, with an additional cost, a lunch where you can sample fresh seafood, local dishes and good wine.

We will drive together through the Bridge heading North, so you can enjoy the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge – a symbol of the city- while you have views of the harbour and the Opera House.

This historical site offers panoramic vistas of Sydney’s North Head, the entrance to the harbour, and the endless expanse of the Pacific Ocean, perfect for appreciating the beauty of nature.

We’ll visit another famous beach, Manly; this location captures the essence of Sydney’s beach culture. You can explore the nearby area, which has plenty of shops, art galleries, and cafes.

You will finish the day at The Rock, where we’ll revisit Australia’s most historic precinct story. Immerse yourself and explore cottages and pubs, offering breathtaking vistas of the Royal Botanical Gardens.